OVERCOMING STAGE FRIGHT
The term stage fright quickly brings to mind a picture of mounting a stage – which in itself doubles the anxiety. Stage fright can however describe a situation of anxiety where an intending speaker or
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ALIGNING COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES WITH ORGANISATIONAL GOALS
As the year is drawing to a close, many organisations/corporations would begin to strategise for the New Year; one of such planning would include communication strategies in which successes of the strategies for the year
ABSENT ORGANISATIONAL COMMUNICATION STRATEGY EQUALS NO CORPORATE STRATEGY
The place of strategising in corporate communication cannot be overstated and to encourage an easy approach, we highlighted the basic steps that you need to understand and show in your communication strategy document in our
COMMUNICATION STRATEGY: WHERE TO START
We have said in a previous post that it is necessary to document and implement a well thought out communication plan. In doing this, it is best to bear in mind that all your Corporate
STOP PRODUCING NOISE
In our post on ‘The Pout’ we presented how a certain action could be giving off underlying messages – which could be intended for some and unintentional for others. As much as we want to
WHEN COMMUNICATION STARTS WITH THE AIM TO FAIL
Every conversation and discussion has a purpose. It appears that, except for top corporations and ‘development work organisations’; many small institutions do not pay any mind to thinking through the image they put out there
THE POUT
According to the urban dictionary, the pout is a facial expression used mostly by female and little kids but also men to try get whatever they want; done by puffin one lip over the other into a frown. This
HYPOTHESES: THE GUESSES PERMITTED IN RESEARCH
The steps to achieving a satisfactory conclusion for a dissertation are arguably one of the most important actions that should be undertaken. At B.Sc. level, especially in our part of the world, there is an
COMMUNICATING PEACE IN PEACE
I haven’t ever paid attention to the Nobel Peace Prize – its history, nor various recipients over the years – I think this story will change with this year’s announcement, albeit unplanned. As I prepared
LISTENING: THE SKILL TO COMMUNICATING EFFECTIVELY
There are 4 skills needed in the practice of communication, these are; writing, reading, listening and speaking. It is however amazing that once it is perceived that an individual(s) is unable to read and write,